Review on GoryeoBaby 1 Year Old Enlightenment Classification Development by Steven Hanson

I really liked this toy. I admit I may have seen it in the now-deleted post about a headline capturing a young boy with two famous former royal parents. but still i was looking for a toy as my son loves to put lids on his baby food bags and i thought this toy would give him a similar experience but without the risk of choking. It was a lot of fun, some of his favorite things to do (much to my dismay!) are picking out carrots one at a time and tossing them across the room, and then he races around collecting all the carrots and scattering them. them in place. He's still a bit young, so he needs some help to put them in the right places, but after a few days he's already learning how to take out other carrots to make the others fit. It seems quite strong as carrots fly through our living room and get chewed on a daily basis. Except for a few bite marks, the paint stays where it should be. DEFINITELY a toy that needs supervision when your child is chewing, but I honestly don't see a choking hazard for most children, they need real effort to choke on this. It's big and looks pretty solid. There are no "chunks of wood" to worry about, and just like carrots, the base is pretty solid. It's also heavy enough not to move when you're trying to put carrots in it. I found many other brands at Revain a bit cheaper and looked the same, but I saw the logo and decided to buy from the company instead. Mainly because I could trust what I was getting. It is made in China but is still a high quality toy.